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Quietly munching on the leafy fronds before them, the mighty Stegosaurus unknowingly eats its last meal as the eyes of a fearsome predator peer out from the shadows. With a blood curdling roar, the king of the dinosaurs, the Tyrannosaurus rex, erupts f…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: HMNS Astronomer James Wooten shines a light on the July 2022 sky happenings. Venus remains in the morning sky this month. Venus outshines everything except the Sun and the Moon, so you can try to find it low in the east at da…
Read MoreJun 8, 2014 – The Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land 13016 University Blvd Sugar Land, TX 77479 There are so many wonderful places to …
Read MoreOne of those groups is the Brazoria County Parks Department’s Camp Mohawk, which as of Thursday was not taking on more campers.
Read MoreIt’s fitting that as director Paul Phelan speaks to us from the windswept, idyllic west coast of Ireland, decompressing with his family between film projects, one of his children will soon leave the nest. “Sea Lions: Life by a Whisker,” his newest natu…
Read MoreVisiting the Cockrell Butterfly Center is a wonderful, sometimes cathartic experience. To make sure every plant, animal, and human has the best experience possible, I sat down with CBC Manager, Lauren Davidson, to document a helpful list of so-called “…
Read MoreA sister location of the Houston Museum of Natural Science Hermann Park in the city of Houston,… 13016 University Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77479.
Read MoreAt least once a week, David Temple receives a breathless message about an oddly-shaped rock or stony object some individual came across in their backyard or while on a nature hike. Almost everyone thinks they have found a priceless paleontological arti…
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Each month, the astronomers of the Burke Baker Planetarium shed starlight on the night’s sky happenings. Take note of what’s out there for June 2022. Venus remains in the morning sky this month. Venus outshines ev…
Read MoreWhat do you get when you combine the talents of executive producer Jon Favreau, naturalist Sir David Attenborough, composer Hans Zimmer, and the power of prehistoric life in ultra-high-definition? Why, Apple TV’s newest series, “Prehistoric Planet”, wh…
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